Borrowed money can buy love

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Borrowed money can buy love

Romantic Brits are increasingly getting themselves into debt for their dream wedding, Fool.co.uk has found.

According to the website's research, one in ten people would be willing to take out a personal loan for their wedding or charge it to a credit card.

A further three per cent admitted that they would remortgage or take out a second loan to cover the costs.

With the average cost of a nuptial ceremony coming in at £4,968, it is no surprise some people resort to credit to finance it.

Donna Werbner, financial expert at Fool.co.uk, said: "If you stick all the costs of your wedding on a credit card, you could find your big day is memorable for all the wrong reasons - because you end up paying for it for the rest of your life."

Moneyexpert.com recently revealed that average rates on unsecured loans of £5,000 and £7,500 have increased by up to one per cent in the last six months.
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